McKinsey & Company has renewed its office lease in Bandra Kurla Complex for another 10 years, signing one of Mumbai’s biggest commercial office deals. The global consulting firm will continue operating from Maker Maxity, where it has leased around 35,520 sq ft of office space at a monthly rent of nearly ₹2.58 crore.
The deal reflects how BKC continues to remain the top choice for multinational companies looking for premium office addresses in India. Spread across multiple floors of the building, the office space comes with high rental values, showing the strong demand for Grade-A commercial properties in Mumbai’s financial district. The agreement also includes a security deposit of over ₹30 crore and a yearly rent escalation clause, which is common in long-term corporate leases.
Over the years, BKC has transformed into the heart of Mumbai’s corporate landscape. From global tech giants and investment banks to consulting firms and startups, the district is home to some of the world’s biggest brands. Companies such as Google, Apple, Meta, Amazon, and JP Morgan have also expanded or renewed their office spaces here, further strengthening BKC’s position as India’s most premium business hub.
Industry experts believe that despite the rise of hybrid work models, demand for high-quality office spaces in prime locations remains strong. Businesses still value locations that offer excellent connectivity, modern infrastructure, and a prestigious corporate presence.
McKinsey’s latest lease renewal is seen as a strong sign of confidence in Mumbai’s commercial real estate market. It also highlights how top global firms continue to invest heavily in premium office spaces to maintain their long-term presence in India’s financial capital.
Source : Hindustan Times
